When Snuff first hit American theaters in the winter of 1976 it blew in upon the biting winds of controversy. Protests staged by women’s groups made it onto the CBS evening news amid rumors that the film contained footage of one of the actresses being mutilated and murdered…
Prince of Darkness was always the John Carpenter film I liked the least (well, besides Vampires ).
There are those horror films that come and go as barely a blip on the pop culture radar and no lasting impression.
There comes a time, Maniacs, when one gets giddy with joy.
I appreciate the fact that Rob Zombie has a love of horror both modern and classic, and that’s what makes this review sad to write. After seeing The Lords of Salem, and Zombie’s two ill-fated Halloween remakes…
Having just recently turned two years old in 1977, The Many Adventures of Winnie The Pooh would have been an ideal film for me. If only we had the technology and screening opportunities that we do now. My parents needed their night off and probably wouldn’t have taken a two year old to see The Many Adventures of Winnie The Pooh anyway
The “Dog Days of Summer” are in full effect which is somewhat a shame because we have a couple decent and anticipated movies, one of which is finally being released to theaters nearly two years after its festival premiere, the other a follow-up to a much beloved movie from five years ago. Then there’s the third or fourth movie of the year based on a young adult novel, which will open on …
Here are two special features from the new Iron Man 3 Blu-ray. The early Debut of the HD Digital and HD Digital 3D is on September 3, 2013. Followed by 3D Super Set, Blu-ray Combo Pack, DVD, Digital Copy & On Demand September 24…
Walter Hill has been one of the best directors of gritty action films for forty years. He’s helmed such movies as The Driver (1978), The Warriors (1979), Southern Comfort (1981), Red Heat (1988), Last Man Standing (1996), and Undisputed (2002). …